Arab and Israeli leaders clash over peace plan and crisis
Akio Konoshima of United Press International reports Cairo's Haikal warns the Middle East faces unlimited violence as UN faces a last chance to settle the crisis. Israeli Premier Levi Eshkol rejects a Soviet peace plan, while clashes near the Gaza Strip and Jordan frontier add to regional tension. Hassanien Haikal comments reflect Arab official views. Tunisian ties with the Arab League fray as Eban dismisses the plan.
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Gaza Strip
Middle East
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United States
Paris
Michel Debre
Israel
Zsa Zsa Gabor Sued Over Advertising Use in Chicago
In Chicago, Leo sues Zsa Zsa Gabor and Ramco Transmission Co for $1 million claiming improper use of his name in ads. Gabor, then in London, was subpoenaed to disclose financial assets but failed to appear.
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UPI
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Hungary
London
Ramco Transmission Co
Three hurt in crashes on Indian School Road
Police report three people injured in separate crashes on Indian School Road on Thursday. Shirley Anne Evans, 44, and her daughter Susan, 14, were hospitalized with minor injuries. Mattie Eunice Smith, 42, pedestrian, was in satisfactory condition after being struck on Scottsdale Road near El Dorado by Walter A Snell. Carlin, 56, was charged with unsafe lane change in the Evans collision.
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Baptist Hospital
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Two Phoenix youths charged with stealing 13 gallon keg in Scottsdale
Michael C. Pomeroy aged 18 and Adam C. Nichols aged 19 were jailed in Scottsdale after stealing a $13 keg of beer from Madison Chevrolet at 1 p.m. Ruben Miranda, a Scottsdale resident and beer truck driver, caught them loading the keg into a car and called police. Nichols posted $110 bail and is due in city court next Wednesday. Pomeroy remained jailed and pleaded guilty with probation set by Judge Ed Boyle.
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Ed Boyle
Madison Chevrolet
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Huey P Newton Sentenced for Voluntary Manslaughter
Huey P Newton founder of the Black Panthers was sentenced to 2 to 15 years in state prison for voluntary manslaughter in the Oakland police officer's killing. Judge Monroe Friedman denied motions for new trial and bail during appeal. Newton was ordered to Vacaville State Medical Facility.
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Lowell Jensen
Candidates squabble over proposed presidential debate
United Press International reports a heated exchange between Republican Richard Nixon and Democrat Hubert Humphrey over televised debates. Nixon rejects nontelevised formats and Wallace inclusion, while Humphrey accuses Nixon of disdain for public opinion. Lawrence O'Brien seeks a debate plan and network cost sharing.
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Democratic -Alional Committee
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Record Good Samaritan Births and Hospital Notices
A series of birth announcements lists couples and newborns with dates in September. Entries include Marvin and Judith Weisenberger of Lincoln Drive a girl born August 39. Phillip and Frances Thomas of Scottsdale a boy born September 2. Raymond Leavens of Hayden Road a girl born September 3. William and Janet Magis of Cypress a boy born September 4. Charles Pierson and Elizbeth Highland a girl born September 4. Dale and Linda Anderson of Clarendon a boy born September 5. David and Florence Moore of Palman a boy born September 5. Richard Denk and Joanne Belleview a girl born September 7. Donald Daniels of Earl Drive a girl. Harold Lundberg of Doubletree Road a girl on September 18. Charles Mullens of Kalorama a boy. Lanny Schroeder of Earls Drive a boy. Karen Rafferty and Andrew of Virginia on September.
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Kalarama
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St.Joseph’s“Hospital
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Virginia
Obituary notices for Norma Crabtree and Edward J. Fitzpatrick
Norma Crabtree 55 of 7531 BE Rancho Vista Dr Scottsdale died Wednesday hospital. Native of Leaf Valley Minnesota she moved from Des Moines Iowa 16 years ago winter visitor to Scottsdale 14 years. Survived by husband James a brother four sisters out of state. Services Saturday 10 a.m. Messinger Mortuary Chapel and interment in Des Moines Town. Memorials suggested to American Cancer Society. Edward J. Fitzpatrick 75 of 13458 N Hayden died Thursday in Scottsdale Baptist Hospital. Born Montclair New Jersey he worked 35 years as a stock clerk for Public Services Coordinated Transport in Maplewood New Jersey. Came to Yuma 1967 and Scottsdale two months ago Army WWI veteran. Survived by daughter Catherine Beery of Scottsdale two grandchildren and three sisters out of state. Friends may call Green Acres Mortuary 7 to 9 p.m. today. Burial in St Francis Cemetery.
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Arizona Supreme Court to hear two appeals on board size referendum
Republicans seek review of Superior Court rulings over petitions to expand Maricopa and Pima county boards from three to five members. Attorneys argue petitions show 26 560 signatures vs 28 064 claimed, and challenge deputy voter registrar circulated petitions. Court meets Tuesday to decide whether to allow the referendum on November ballot.
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Fire Damages Koeppen Home Carport Storage Attic
A Thursday morning blaze in the carport storage room and attic of Richard W. Koeppen’s home at 8631 KE Jackrabbit caused about 800 dollars in damage. Firefighters used 2200 gallons of water to extinguish the fire, which was contained with no further losses. A hedge fire at 76 W and St was put out later with no damage reported.
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Koeppen
Indian Bend Wash
78Th St
McDowell Rd
Temperatures and Precipitation for 24 Hour Period
UPI reports the 24 hour period ending at 4 am records the temperatures and precipitation. Readings cover multiple locations with notable variance and include rainfall totals and high low temperatures.
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